The shadow culture secretary, Chris Bryant, said that the universality of BBC services, which are used by 97% of the UK population, was the "golden thread that runs through the concept of the BBC.
This database will enable policymakers and governments to attain accountability, comparability, and universality of ECD services within countries.
In countries with systems that encompass policies for the universality of healthcare services, such as England, Canada, and Brazil, equity can be confirmed by the lower income population's greater use of healthcare services [ 46].
Labour, which flirted with ideas of "community empowerment" in recent years, always feared that localism would undermine the universality of the welfare state and services.
So, Yoder is hoping that both through the simplicity of Quipol's design (it looks great) and its "universality", the service can offer some differentiation from others already occupying the space.
In AT&T's 1907 annual report, Theodore N. Vail, the company's president, wrote: "To the public, this 'Bell System' furnishes facilities, in its 'universality' of service and connection, of infinite value to the business world, a service which could not be furnished by dissociated companies.
Both the near universality of social protection programs and the numerous nutrition-related themes and principles highlighted (e.g. the importance of the quality of service provided, nutrition education, contextually-specific approaches, etc).
